The Wreck of the Jessie Darling. Sydney
Darling and son, owners of the steamer Jessie Darling, which was sunk at Fort Adelaide by collision with the wreck of the barque Norma, have issued a writ claiming…
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Shipwrecks & the sea, 1907
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Steamer Ashore. Sydney
To-day a small steamer, the name of which is not yet known, was driven ashore seven miles north of the Nobbys, Newcastle…
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Tilpa, May I.—The steamer Jandra and barge arrived down at 11 a.m., and returned up stream, at 4.30. p.m, yesterday. The steamer Advance and Barge arrived…
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A large quantity of wreckage was passed in the Southern Ocean by the German ship Kalliope, on a voyage from Hamburg to Sydney…
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Since the revival of the assisted immigration policy of the Government a little over a year ago, large numbers of persons have taken advantage of the…
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A narrative well worth reading is one which was told by Mrs, Elizabeth Cole, of No. 78 Carlton Crescent, Summer Hilt, in the company of a…
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The New Zealand steamer Kjora has been wrocked 60 miles from kawhio. Captain Blacklock and two passengers were drowned. Twenty-seven survivors…
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The steamer Kiora has been wrecked thirty mites from Kawhia (N.Z.) Three lives were lost, including that of the captain. Twenty-seven survivors are naked and without food on…
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Further details of the wreck of the steamer Kai-ora on the New Zealand coast show that the vessel fan on a reef, parted amidships, and sank in 20…
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The British steamor Mount Royal was wrecked in the Skena River, British Columbia, and six persons drowned…
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Since the revival of the insisted immigration policy of the Government a little over a year ago, large numbers of persons have taken advantage of the…
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The steamer Mount Royal, has been wrooked in British Columbia. Six persons were drowned. Major Arthur Lang, D.S.O., who came to…
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The Yacht Hamburg was wrecked while ra[?] ing between Heligoland and Ostend, and two of the crew were drowned…
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July 15 Louth:—The steamer Advance and Barge passed down stream on Saturday at 11 o'clock, and back up stream at 9. a.m. on Monday…
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The New Zealand barque Woollahra, which left Wellington on Sunday for Sydney, went a[?]bore at Cape Terawhite. She the rocks 300 yards off the shore…
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The steamer Fido, 1443 tons, stranded last night on a reef outside an island on the north coast. The steamer was coming from Ocean Island with a full cargo of…
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The Norwegian steamer Fido, 1443 tons, honed from Ocean Island to Sydney, [?]trauded lost night on a roof outside Cook Island, near Tweed Heads. The steamer is now fall of…
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Louth, July 23.—The steamer Jandra and barge arrived upsteam at noon yesterday…
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A large steamer, The Vine Branch, collided with the wharf at Woolloomooloo Bay yesterday morning, sustaining considerable damage to her bows. The…
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About a hundred feet of large ship's deck was sighted 90 miles N.E. of Double Island Point on the Queensland coast. The wreckage is in the direct track of shipping…
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